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There are plenty of jobs that allow people to do what they wanna do when they grow up. Some stuff that people love/enjoy working as is, a teacher, a dentist, a business professor, a artist, an author, or even an illustrator. The profession as a business professor can allow business professors to do amazing things in a business like, Business Professors teach courses in business administration and management. An individual person ( anybody in the universe) that would like to be a Business Professor would like to go to a school like Yale University because at yale university only 1 out of 1599 chances of being one of the best professors in America that went to Yale University. I choosing to be a business professor would want to go to a school …show more content…

The first reason is because growing up I wanted to be a kindergarten teacher but then i realized that being a business professor would be way more fun than teaching little kids so since then I have wanted to be a Business Professor. So when i was like 6 or 7 years old i had realized what i had wanted to be, a kindergarten teacher, for a couple of years but then when I was 9 I had to do a project about business professors, and i had then noticed that being a business professor would be so much fun so then I decided I wanted to be a business professor. Also, attending different schools so much which include me doing projects on different things, one of the things I had chose was to be a business professor in the 5th grade. I had chosen to be a business professor in the 5th grade as my project because, I wanted to become to live up to have a really cool job and I thought it would be awesome to have that job. Finally why I have wanted to be a business professor is because when I wanted to be a teacher I realized that teachers don't get a very good salary per year so i decided to research and look up a business professors and they earn between $89,471-$200,284, a year. Which this reason is a good salary because that's almost 200,000 per year. These are some of the reasons why some people would wanna be a business

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